When I replace an IDSP file it says its successful and I can hear it correctly in Foobar. However while the IDSP changed the actual NUS3BANK didn't, as I tried it in game and its still the same sound. The date modified did not change on the nus3bank while it did on the IDSP. Am I doing something wrong?
Ahhhh thanks my dude. I would have honestly never figured that out myself LOL.You need to save it by going to " File " and then " Save "
Ahhhh thanks my dude. I would have honestly never figured that out myself LOL.
Wow! It actually opened the nus3bank file after placing it on my C: drive.You could try having everything in a shorter path (like C:\N3BE) and see if that works but I have really low hope. I may end up posting on stackoverflow about that.
@Roger Reynoso
1) Most voice and sound effects are mono, a stereo track replacing a mono may have 'corrupt' the nus3bank (at least for the game)
2) There seems to be a length limit, so try to make your file not too long
I don't know if that limit is universal or track-specific (well, for voice/sfx, there's not such a limit for songs)
3) Apparently voice clips are 48000Hz, I'm not sure if it matters though. (44100Hz and 48000Hz are two widespread standards)
So I'd recommend doing something like this:
1) export the track you wish to replace to wav
2) open audacity and drag the wav into it, so that you can see both the rate (in Hz) and the length of the clip
3) arrange your audio track so that it's not too long and export it to a wav with the same characteristics than the original track
@JesuCristoCROW What do you mean the loop is not where you put it? If you're adding a loop to something that didn't have any loop, you don't decide yet where's the beginning and where's the end of the loop, un less you pre-edited your file so that it loops well by itself (for now, it loops from beginning to the end))
I don't have any idea yet on how to fix the Permission denied issue.
2.10 should be ready soon with some nice features.
Aw man, well, thanks for the help anyway.This cracking noise issue is known and was there from the beginning (not really sure of how consistent it is though), it apparently has to do with revb. It may get updated, some day...
Once you've corrupt a nus3bank (unusable in-game) you can trash it and start over from the start. Get an untouched "version" of your file to do your injections. I've spent some time testing and experiencing the "corrupt" issue myself, though I don't exactly know why it's definitive.